Civil Oversight

We often hear and use the term civil oversight. But do we really know what it means? And would we accept it if the oversight were being exercised over us — perhaps by civil society, or even by a single...

The Scent of Travel

Discover the beauty of Hungary’s lavender fields, from Tihany to Pannonhalma. Experience the scents, colours and peaceful moments of a Hungarian summer.

The Awakening of Spring in Mecsek

The Mecsek Mountains are the jewel of Southern Transdanubia, captivating visitors not only with their picturesque landscapes but also with their diverse wildlife. With the arrival of spring, the slopes of the mountains transform into a colorful carpet of flowers, the fragrance of which fills the air.

Statues – How Our Environmental Culture Changes

When culture is mentioned, most people think of books, theatre or exhibitions. Yet we tend to forget another part of our cultural environment: the monuments and statues we pass every day without even noticing them. I am not talking here...

The Vet’s Horse – Education

In one of my previous articles, I wrote about the “vet’s horse” syndrome and argued that it could be applied to almost every area of Hungarian life. So now, somewhat arbitrarily, I am highlighting several sectors which I believe are...

Tihany nature and history in the Balaton highlands.

Tihany, a jewel nestled on the shores of Lake Balaton, is a place where history, culture, and nature intertwine seamlessly. Inhabited since prehistoric times, the peninsula gained true significance in the 11th century when King Andrew I founded the Tihany Benedictine Abbey. The abbey’s founding charter, the first written record of the Hungarian language, is still preserved here, making Tihany a significant pilgrimage site for Hungarian language and culture.

Where to, Hungarian economy?

The Hungarian economy’s own resources are being depleted, making it difficult to choose the right direction for economic development.